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In the tables for the home-service mountedĭivisions, and for the three divisions which went to India, each considerable change inĪppendix I. Some important period of its history: as it first went overseas, before one of the greatīattles, and its final organization in 1918. Served in a theatre of war, and the month selected is one which shows the division at In the Divisional Tables the organization is given for each year in which the division Leave, at short courses, and at schools of instruction are not shown. In the list of Commands and Staffs, temporary changes due to absences on short The tables and narratives of the otherįourteen divisions (two mounted and twelve infantry divisions) have bcen compiledįrom the war diaries of the formations and units concerned. Tables, telegrams, odd diaries, and some printed sources officers who served with theseĭivisions have given valuable assistance. The three infantry divisions which went to India in 1914, have been compiled from returns, The tables and narratives for the home-service mounted divisions and Went to India did not submit any diaries, as they reverted to peace service on landing in In existence for the divisions which remained at home and the three divisions which It is the more desirable to carry out the task for these divisions, as very few diaries are Is necessary to put on record the ever changing composition of these home-service divisions.

Viding either units or drafts for the various fronts, and in this way most of their officersĪnd men went abroad as they became trained and ready for service. But, as the Great War went on, all the divisions at home were continually pro.

It was intended originally to furnish tables only for divisions which served in a theatre

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The series will be concluded with a volume dealing with G.H.Q.s, Armies, (3-A and B) New Army Divisions and (4) Australian, Canadian, New Zealand, and Indianĭivisions. To be too cumbersome, will be as follows: (2-B) Second-line Territorial Force Divisions Succeeding parts of this Series, each containing about twenty divisions so as not Second-line division to leave the United Kingdom. The 2nd Wessex Division undoubtedly obtained this early numberīecause its artillery and infantry went overseas in 1914, being the first units from a Of numbers (42nd-56th) which was used for the re-designation of the first-line Territorialįorce divisions. Have been given, as the number (45th) allotted to the 2nd Wessex Division is in the sequence For a somewhat analogous reason the tables for the 45th (2nd Wessex) Division Reference in the future, the tables for the two second-line mounted divisions are also No mounted divisions existed before August, 1914, but the three which were formedĭuring the Great War, from first-line yeomanry units, are naturally included in this part Īnd, to complete the record of the mounted units of the Territorial Force and to facilitate

Part gives the Orders of Battle for twenty of the Territorial Force Divisions (five mountedĭivisions, fourteen first-line infantry divisions, and one second-line infantry division). War, were given in the first part of this Divisional Order of Battle Series. Orders of Battle for the fifteen Regular British Divisions, which served in the Great STATIONERY OFFICE at the following addresses :Īdastral House, Kingsway, London, W.C.2 120 George Street, Edinburgh, 2 PUBLISHED BY HIS MAJESTY’S STATIONERY OFFICE Information in books and make it universally accessible.īY DIRECTION OF THE HISTORICAL SECTION OF THE This is a reproduction of a library book that was digitizedīy Google as part of an ongoing effort to preserve the The Territorial Force Mounted Divisions and the 1st-Line Territorial Force Divisions (42-56) (History of the Great War based on Official Documents)'

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Full text of ' Order of Battle of Divisions Part 2A.